Playback software and Ripping & Ecoding. Hi-Fi & car audio talk as well.
Title says it. PM’d from
chosenfew777.
Should be fixed now. I donated an “n”
I didn’t know “n” was a vowel 
[QUOTE=Bob;2486316]I didn’t know “n” was a vowel ;)[/QUOTE] “An” is used before words that start with a vowel sound, not necessarily a vowel. If the word is an acronym, a number, or a single letter, that is pronounced starting with a vowel, then “an” is used - otherwise “a” is used.
The letter “n” is pronounced: en
So the correct term is [an “n”], not [a “n”].
Aren’t you the one supposed to know English grammar, since it’s your first language, but Liggy’s and my second or third language?! 
[QUOTE=DrageMester;2486328]“An” is used before words that start with a vowel sound, not necessarily a vowel. If the word is an acronym, a number, or a single letter, that is pronounced starting with a vowel, then “an” is used - otherwise “a” is used.
The letter “n” is pronounced: en
So the correct term is [an “n”], not [a “n”].
[B]Aren’t you the one supposed to know English grammar, since it’s your first language[/B], but Liggy’s and my second or third language?!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_and_an[/QUOTE]I’m from “an” old school 
and have oldtimers 
Edit:
Was talking to my 16 year old daughter about some English stuff and a lot has changed since i was in school 
I’ll leave the English lessons up to you youngsters 
[QUOTE=Bob;2486334]I’m from “an” old school and have oldtimers
Edit:
Was talking to my 16 year old daughter about some English stuff and a lot has changed since i was in school
I’ll leave the English lessons up to you youngsters :)[/QUOTE] Maybe you should practice some more. 
[QUOTE=DrageMester;2486328]The letter “n” is pronounced: en
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It’s also spelt that way too.
A lot of people don’t realise that all the letters have spellings as well.
‘h’ is aitch for example.
[B]Wombler[/B]
[QUOTE=Wombler;2486534]‘h’ is aitch for example.[/QUOTE]If i have aitch i scratch it
[QUOTE=Bob;2486334]I’m from “an” old school and have oldtimers
Edit:
Was talking to my 16 year old daughter about some English stuff and a lot has changed since i was in school
I’ll leave the English lessons up to you youngsters :)[/QUOTE]
di♥ Dont even want to start
[QUOTE=DrageMester;2486328]
but Liggy’s and my second or third language?!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_and_an[/QUOTE]
[B]Diane7 congratz the 
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[B]Linguists 
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[B] [/B]
[QUOTE=DrageMester;2486328] Aren’t you the one supposed to know English grammar, since it’s your first language, but Liggy’s and my second or third language?! [/QUOTE]
Texan is my first language ,American my second & English my third.
[QUOTE=diane7;2486591][B]Diane7 congratz the [/B]
[B]Linguists [/B]
[B] [/B][/QUOTE]
I’m a cunning linguist .
Interesting to see what a discussion a single letter can generate
[QUOTE=Liggy;2486664]Interesting to see what a discussion a single letter can generate[/QUOTE] Just wait and see what happens, when we start discussing whole words!
[QUOTE=Bob;2486316]I didn’t know “n” was a vowel ;)[/QUOTE]
BOB! I have already spoken to you about this. Is said omething in the Chatbox several weeks ago like, “I was thinking about doing [B]an MBA[/B]”, for which you took me to task.
You obviously weren´t paying attention.
You get detention!
[QUOTE=DrageMester;2486669]Just wait and see what happens, when we start discussing whole words! :D[/QUOTE]
Or even complicated things like firmwares or optical drives or even different hardware.
Yup, just imagine having firmware published containing a typo (e.g. flipped bit) in a bad place within the file.
Tomorrows news headline . . . “(Some big OD maker) ruins millions of drives over a typo!”
[QUOTE=Liggy;2486755][B]Or even complicated things[/B] like firmwares or optical drives or even different hardware.[/QUOTE]or guitar playing 
For me playing a guitar is probably more difficult than patching firmwares.
Fortunately I usually don’t patch code that has the ability to brick a drive. One part of my patch has to be called manually, the other part is only called when there’s a disc inside the drive. So it’s always possible to flash back to the original firmware.
[QUOTE=Liggy;2486807]For me playing a guitar is probably more difficult than patching firmwares.
Fortunately I usually don’t patch code that has the ability to brick a drive. One part of my patch has to be called manually, the other part is only called when there’s a disc inside the drive. So it’s always possible to flash back to the original firmware. [/QUOTE]yes you do a great job Liggy
[QUOTE=Bob;2486820]yes you do a great job Liggy :D[/QUOTE]
Not really. I just need a little training for my brain and bitsetting firmwares for the DVD player in my bedroom to play DVD+R